Create a beautiful framed watercolor of Paris in a calm creative space inside Boma Café — perfect for complete beginners.
This workshop runs weekly on Sundays (10:30 AM).
The scene we paint comes from the same street where Midnight in Paris was filmed, including the spot where Gil is picked up by the vintage car.
You’ll spend about 3 hours inside the dedicated workshop room at Boma Café, fully immersed in the creative process.
I’ll guide you step by step through the watercolor process. Your drawing is pre-sketched in advance, so you can focus on painting and relaxing — even if it’s your first time using watercolor.
Midway through the session, we pause for a calming tasting of high-quality Japanese tea, served in traditional teaware.
By the end, you’ll finish your own Parisian watercolor — framed and ready to display — and receive a CREAA tote bag to carry it safely during your travels.
Please come to Art Café Boma, 33 Rue de la Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, 75005 Paris.
You’ll find me inside the café, waiting at the large wooden table set up for the workshop.
The workshop room is located at the back of the café, so feel free to walk through the main hall when you arrive.
Please come to Art Café Boma, 33 Rue de la Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, 75005 Paris.
You’ll find me inside the café, waiting at the large wooden table set up for the workshop.
The workshop room is located at the back of the café, so feel free to walk through the main hall when you arrive.
